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Japan’s Defense Ministry announced this week that as of 2023 it would no longer accept new military personnel from the Myanmar military for training in Japan, citing the junta’s execution of four pro-democracy activists in July as a major factor in its decision.

At least one senior junta officer trained in Japan has been involved in atrocities against the civilian population since the coup.

Independent Myanmar media organizations have joined together to protest against the presentation by an “agent” of the Myanmar military junta at the recent Dili Dialogue Forum held in Timor-Leste that painted a fake picture of the media and developments in crisis-hit Myanmar.

An international rights group has urged Japan to immediately halt its training for Myanmar military officers and cut ties with the junta, citing their alleged involvement in abuses in conflict areas of the coup-hit Southeast Asian country.

An international rights group has urged Japan to immediately halt its training for Myanmar military officers and cut ties with the junta, citing their alleged involvement in abuses in conflict areas of the coup-hit Southeast Asian country. Human Rights Watch filed the demand in a...

The meeting in Naypyitaw came as the junta continues to detain a Japanese filmmaker and Tokyo is being urged to cut all military ties with the regime.

A Myanmar army general who received military training in Japan served as a high-ranking officer in a regional command that has been implicated in serious abuses in ethnic minority areas, Human Rights Watch (HRW) says.

A Myanmar army general who received military training in Japan served as a high-ranking officer in a regional command that has been implicated in serious abuses in ethnic minority areas.